With an efficient 24 and 10 before playing in Lj's system, I'd say so.
So then there are no excuses for his lack luster performance...just like there are no excuses when Lebron doesn't perform well.
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So then there are no excuses for his lack luster performance...just like there are no excuses when Lebron doesn't perform well.
You can't rebound a dunk and layup but 2 people can't dominate the paint and the one that does, will get more boards and that's Lj's domain. Lj dun turned Bosh into his spot up shooter, as if he's in Cleveland. Guys who spend most their time out on the perimeter don't board like that. That's why 7-footers like Dirk, Brook Lopez, and Bargnani don't average what most centers average on the boards. Bosh is averaging almost as many defensive boards as Lj this year (5.4 to Lj's 5.9) and averages more than Lj for their careers. Defense?
Lj is one of the most horrid defenders in the game.
Please. How do you even sound?
Bosh has picked up his game. He's knocking down more 3's and clutch ones too
but he's still a liability with that and shouldn't have to change his game completely, like he has. And again, what's a superstar supposed to do with 12 shots per game? The same thing Lj does with them, nothing.
Kevin Love is one of the best rebounders in the game and he spends more time on the perimeter than Bosh. All those guys you mentioned just aren't good rebounders and they've been criticized for it their entire career.
How are you going to talk about LeBron's defense but whenever the Heat play a team with great bigs, they get dominated. You seen Zach Randolph and Marc Gasol go nuts Wednesday right? An out of his prime Tim Duncan dropped 38 points on him in the finals. Please, just shut the fukk up! You don't know shyt about basketball.
With an efficient 24 and 10 before playing in Lj's system, I'd say so.
name another superstar to go scoreless in a Game 7
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Sure there is. He wasn't averaging 12 shots per game.
I can't speak on Love because I don't watch him but he may be the exception. I can speak on Lj's defense because he's a horrid defender. He's literally one of the worse defenders in the game. He is one of the main culprits on that team on the defensive end and he's a liability. Duncan may have dropped 38 but if you're talkin bout 07, Lj averaged 22 ppg on 36% shooting.
If I don't know anything about b-ball and you're debating with me, what does that make you? 
name another superstar to go scoreless in a Game 7
Name one to only take 5 shots. Ray was scoreless too because he only took 4 shots. Act like Lj has never had an 0 for 5 start.
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I see now. Your troll game is very advanced.
Stop caping and learn the definition of a troll. Quote me posting in “heat lose, free daps for all” threads. Quote me making fun of Lj's hairline or things like that. Quote me posting in threads dedicated to celebrating Lj's bad games. Call me a troll while randomly bringing me up when someone simply asked what the thread was about.
You're stalking me at this point. 
what other superstar needs to be coddled and spoonfed? what happened to demanding the ball with authority?
didnt lebron the superstar get bashed for not being aggressive and passing up shots against dallas in the Finals?
bosh the superstar does the same in the ECF vs. indy and in Game 7 (dude score 0 points
), but doesn't get any criticism?not only are you troll, you're also a hypocrite
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Promise land would mean winning a championship..
Or 7 rebounds for that matter. The Heat's most glaring weakness is inside and their "superstar" PF has done nothing to address it. That doesn't sound very superstarish to me.
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what other superstar needs to be coddled and spoonfed? what happened to demanding the ball with authority?
didnt lebron the superstar get bashed for not being aggressive and passing up shots against dallas in the Finals?
bosh the superstar does the same in the ECF vs. indy and in Game 7 (dude score 0 points
not only are you troll, you're also a hypocrite
Demand the ball from Lj? 
Please. How do you even sound? Whatchu talkin' bout? He had 9 pts on 13 fga's 
in game 7 of the ECF against Indy last season. Stop caping and learn the definition of a troll. Quote me posting in “heat lose, free daps for all” threads. Quote me making fun of Lj's hairline or things like that. Quote me posting in threads dedicated to celebrating Lj's bad games. How am I a hypocrite?
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Or 7 rebounds for that matter. The Heat's most glaring weakness is inside and their "superstar" PF has done nothing to address it. That doesn't sound very superstarish to me.
What are you talkin' about? He averaged 7.4, 8.9, 9.2, 10.7, 8.7, 10, and 10.8. 
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Also known as more than what he's avg now in MIA.
what time does the coli sports book action for tonite's game get posted?
Bosh said he's gonna bring it. I gotta see it to believe it
Pacers, Heat still fighting for East No. 1 seed
Posted: Apr 10, 2014 2:15 PM EST Updated: Apr 10, 2014 2:19 PM EST
By TIM REYNOLDS
AP Basketball Writer
MIAMI (AP) -- For the last six weeks, Indiana and Miami haven't exactly looked like NBA title contenders.
The Heat have lost 11 of their last 21 games.
The Pacers, they've dropped 12 of their last 20.
And both teams are still way ahead of everyone else in the Eastern Conference standings. They'll meet Friday to decide who moves a giant step closer to having the No. 1 seed on their half of the NBA playoff bracket, Indiana (54-25) entering with a half-game lead over Miami (53-25).
"It's going to be intense," Heat forward Chris Bosh said. "It's going to be a hard-fought game. There's something at stake. It'll pretty much be the playoffs and I think it'll be a great atmosphere. ... We expect them at their best. Everybody we play, we expect them at their best because that's what we get."
Neither team will clinch the top seed Friday but the winner gets full control. Indiana would beat Miami in tiebreakers if necessary, so the Pacers would lower their magic number for the East top seed to one with a victory. The Heat would move a half-game ahead if they win, plus could deal Indiana another blow in a wild week.
The Pacers got embarrassed at home by Atlanta on Sunday, which prompted coach Frank Vogel to sit his starting five out of the entirety of Indiana's game Wednesday at Milwaukee. The Pacers' reserves beat the NBA's worst team 104-102, and that combined with Miami's loss at Memphis sent Indiana back atop the East.
"It's huge for us," said Pacers guard Chris Copeland, who hit the game-winner against Milwaukee. "Obviously it gives some of our banged-up starters an opportunity to rest and heal up. It's big for our confidence, for the second unit. This is going to take 15 guys to make a run at this thing."
It's not like either team needs a reason to get up for an Indiana-Miami meeting.
Emotions run high whenever these teams play and the Heat needed seven games to beat Indiana in last year's Eastern Conference finals. Hosting potential Game 7's is a perk that comes with holding the No. 1 seed, though not everyone in this series finds that essential.
"It's a great luxury," Heat forward Shane Battier said. "That's all it is -- a luxury. It's not a necessity. You want to be playing well, and you want to be healthy."
And the Heat are not.
Dwyane Wade has missed the last eight games with a hamstring injury that started as a cramp late in the last Miami-Indiana matchup on March 26. Greg Oden's back spasms have kept him off the floor since that night. Udonis Haslem -- vital to Miami's plans for defending Indiana center Roy Hibbert -- caught a flu bug, and Chris Andersen has a sore knee.
It's unknown if any of them will play Friday.
"It's not controlling our destiny about the No. 1 seed," Miami star LeBron James said. "We want to get healthy. That's all that we care about, going into the postseason healthy. ... Once everyone comes back, then we can get everything rolling."
The only way Indiana and Miami could play this year after Friday would be in an East finals rematch.
"The way it's set up," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said, "I'm sure that's the way people wanted it to be."
Bosh said he's gonna bring it. I gotta see it to believe it
Pacers, Heat still fighting for East No. 1 seed
Posted: Apr 10, 2014 2:15 PM EST Updated: Apr 10, 2014 2:19 PM EST
By TIM REYNOLDS
AP Basketball Writer
MIAMI (AP) -- For the last six weeks, Indiana and Miami haven't exactly looked like NBA title contenders.
The Heat have lost 11 of their last 21 games.
The Pacers, they've dropped 12 of their last 20.
And both teams are still way ahead of everyone else in the Eastern Conference standings. They'll meet Friday to decide who moves a giant step closer to having the No. 1 seed on their half of the NBA playoff bracket, Indiana (54-25) entering with a half-game lead over Miami (53-25).
"It's going to be intense," Heat forward Chris Bosh said. "It's going to be a hard-fought game. There's something at stake. It'll pretty much be the playoffs and I think it'll be a great atmosphere. ... We expect them at their best. Everybody we play, we expect them at their best because that's what we get."
Neither team will clinch the top seed Friday but the winner gets full control. Indiana would beat Miami in tiebreakers if necessary, so the Pacers would lower their magic number for the East top seed to one with a victory. The Heat would move a half-game ahead if they win, plus could deal Indiana another blow in a wild week.
The Pacers got embarrassed at home by Atlanta on Sunday, which prompted coach Frank Vogel to sit his starting five out of the entirety of Indiana's game Wednesday at Milwaukee. The Pacers' reserves beat the NBA's worst team 104-102, and that combined with Miami's loss at Memphis sent Indiana back atop the East.
"It's huge for us," said Pacers guard Chris Copeland, who hit the game-winner against Milwaukee. "Obviously it gives some of our banged-up starters an opportunity to rest and heal up. It's big for our confidence, for the second unit. This is going to take 15 guys to make a run at this thing."
It's not like either team needs a reason to get up for an Indiana-Miami meeting.
Emotions run high whenever these teams play and the Heat needed seven games to beat Indiana in last year's Eastern Conference finals. Hosting potential Game 7's is a perk that comes with holding the No. 1 seed, though not everyone in this series finds that essential.
"It's a great luxury," Heat forward Shane Battier said. "That's all it is -- a luxury. It's not a necessity. You want to be playing well, and you want to be healthy."
And the Heat are not.
Dwyane Wade has missed the last eight games with a hamstring injury that started as a cramp late in the last Miami-Indiana matchup on March 26. Greg Oden's back spasms have kept him off the floor since that night. Udonis Haslem -- vital to Miami's plans for defending Indiana center Roy Hibbert -- caught a flu bug, and Chris Andersen has a sore knee.
It's unknown if any of them will play Friday.
"It's not controlling our destiny about the No. 1 seed," Miami star LeBron James said. "We want to get healthy. That's all that we care about, going into the postseason healthy. ... Once everyone comes back, then we can get everything rolling."
The only way Indiana and Miami could play this year after Friday would be in an East finals rematch.
"The way it's set up," Heat coach Erik Spoelstra said, "I'm sure that's the way people wanted it to be."